, At the begicning of the century remarkalle attempt murder was mode, in which a Mr. Peter Wamwricht was the intended victim. Mr. Wainwright was a well-known merchant of Liverpool, and numbered among intimate friends a Mr. Theophilus Smith, nn earihouwure manufacturer of Tunslal

now extended his communications with the most eminent Foreign Merchants and Brokers in the wine-producing countries, and is thus enabled to procure the finest vintages of Wines, and Spirits, on the best possible terms, and to offer them at one profit. single sample Bottle of any

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I.—At the Dudley Police Court, Mary Ann Bussell, landlady of the Bing of Bells publichouse, Upper High Street, was fined £3 and costs, for permitting drunkenness in her house. I.—At the Tipton Police Court, James Nurse, landlord of the Horseley Tavern, was fined £5 and costs, fo

NEW TEAR’S GREETING. The New Year comes, to all be peace. Let vain regrets and hopes be past. Let strife and vain contentions cease. May this be happier than the last. Muy thy life this year and ever Fraught with joy and gladness be. Like peacefully flowing river. May you reach

v DUDLEY SCHOOL OF ART, UPPER KINO STREET. rpHIS SCHOOL will RE-OPEN for the Spring Session MONDAY NEXT, January 3rd, 1876. G. SMITH. 9668 Secretary. DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, 99, KINO STREET, DUDLEY. TMTBS- LOXTON receives a limited number of Young Ladies Boarders.' Home comfort

The inquest on the body of Mary Christopher, of Bispham, near Prestcn, who poisoned herself and three of her children, with carbolic add, through grief at her husband's death, was held on the 24th. A verdict of wilful murder was returned in respect of the child which died, and o

80.—The usual vestry meetings were held in the various churches in the Borough for the appointment of churchwardens and sidesmen. 31.—At the Borough Police Court, David Jeavons Fellows, landlord of the Golden Cron, Dudley Wood, was fined 40s. and costs, and his licence endorsed,